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could somebody please post the final verdict?
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My guess is, and this only due to the fact that Bischoff was not seen for rest of the show, that someone did in fact jump ship. Hogan came back, but we never saw Bischoff for the rest of the night, so Hogan must of gotten dropped off. Now, as to who it could be, I have no clue, I'd have to imagine if it was anyone , it'd be Shelton Benjamin. He's not exactly a major player, but Hogan could look at him as someone important.
The only other person that makes any sense of jumping ship is the man who just retired, Shawn Michaels. We all know that would never happen, but that'd be the only huge superstar that could cross the line at this point in time. HBK would never ever do that to the WWE though, so that's not even a possibility I suppose. But imagine if it was him.
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Abuse of power is something we're accused of quite regularly. That is very much not the case, we ask people to follow the rules, those that do do and those who don't get warnings/infractions. You received an infraction which was actually reversed due to the thread being moved.
It's simple enough that you add a reason why onto whatever you say on the forum, most people manage it and we have one of the best forums on the internet, it's hardly an abuse of power if it's us doing our job. Think of it from our point of view, as mods our job is to warn/infact/delete if someone breaks the rules, someone breaks the rules and we do that...that's not an abuse of power but our role. An abuse of power would be if someone banned you straight off just because they didn't like your sign in name.
So as moderators of a forum that has rules, we have every right to tell YOU how to stick to the rules.
I would hardly call giving someone a warning that effects them in no way "abuse". Please just stay on topic and follow the rules. You will then be fine. I assure you, no one cares about you enough to go out of their way to abuse you.
I wasn't saying that they went out of their way to personally abuse me. I just didn't really understand "the rules" I guess. I take part of several successful blogs and forums and they have their rules as well...although I've never seen anything this strict.
Usually the rules are "stay on topic, no personal attacks, have fun" but it seems it's MUCH more stricter here where every one of your responses is at the descretion of the moderators.
Somebody asked about the big star "jumping ship" that Hogan and Bischoff were talking about in the limosine. I brought up something about the situation...but apparently it was "spamming" for some reason because it wasn't answered to that particular moderator's liking? On the other hand, I once answered "No." to another question and was given an infraction. This is more understandable...but it kind of contradicts the other one I received. Do you want one word answers? Or do you want explanations? After receiving one for those two, I guess I have absolutely no idea what can be said...that's all.
I wasn't saying that they went out of their way to personally abuse me. I just didn't really understand "the rules" I guess. I take part of several successful blogs and forums and they have their rules as well...although I've never seen anything this strict.
Usually the rules are "stay on topic, no personal attacks, have fun" but it seems it's MUCH more stricter here where every one of your responses is at the descretion of the moderators.
Somebody asked about the big star "jumping ship" that Hogan and Bischoff were talking about in the limosine. I brought up something about the situation...but apparently it was "spamming" for some reason because it wasn't answered to that particular moderator's liking? On the other hand, I once answered "No." to another question and was given an infraction. This is more understandable...but it kind of contradicts the other one I received. Do you want one word answers? Or do you want explanations? After receiving one for those two, I guess I have absolutely no idea what can be said...that's all.
Hiya
I think I explained this via our PM discussion, but if not, I apologise, and I'll attempt explaining again. Our spamming rules, first and foremost, require a post which gives an opinion/position on the thread topic, and the reason you take that position/hold that opinion. While one word answers will always be spam, we don't have a word requirement - each post is looked at and decided on by the moderator in question as to whether it satisfies the 3 qualities we need - Opinion, reason, and on topic.
When ever a moderator issues an infraction a report is sent to the Board Room where the other mods are free to check on the work of other mods and bring up what they think is wrong - which does happen. If your warnings/infractions weren't warranted it'd likely to have been caught. However, if you have a specific post in mind, feel free to post and I can take a look, or explain why it was infracted.
Becca
A. Spamming: Stupid Pointless Annoying Messages. The rules on Spamming at WrestleZone Forums are somewhat different than that of most other forums. We require that you give an opinion on a subject, but also to back up your opinion; simply stating that something is good or bad does not add to discussion. What we want to know is why you feel the way you do about a certain subject, to allow other posters to debate your opinion. We do not require an essay for every post, we simply require that you contribute to the topic. Spamming is allowed in the Forums under the Spam Friendly Sections heading, but not in any other Forums. Spamming in a forum where it is disallowed may result in an infraction.
Thanks Becca,
I guess the trouble may be in the word "SPAM" where in the initial "Welcome" message sent...the acronym means "Stupid Pointless Annoying Messages" where I felt my response to somebody's question certainly was not any of those. I guess it comes down to everybody's interpretation of that definition. I consider "stupid pointless annoying messages" as something extremely off topic that has nothing to do with anything and that a person may or may not have done on purpose.
Giving a completely on topic response including your opinion and reasoning, to me anyway, doesn't deserve being called "stupid", "pointless", or "annoying".
If, in fact, what I had written (despite NOT being stupid, pointless, or annoying) isn't appreciated or people wish to not allow it...I believe maybe another word or reason should be used...as "SPAM" certainly is incredibly confusing.
That's basically the only reason why I've been scratching my head. I respect everybody and I understand rules need to be in place...but some of the rules are a bit unclear I guess.
I hope you understand.
Thanks,
Prime
I think that is pretty clear
If the guy were THAT major...you'd think they wouldn't turn around and blow him off because of something as stupid as Jay Lethal giving Ric Flair his ring back. I mean they turned the car around and Ric Flair kept his ring regardless...
I completely understand your point of view, and where the misunderstanding comes from - I have a few spamming infractions myself from my early days on the forum. Wrestlezone has a different meaning of the word 'spam' - that's what you need to try and get your head around. On Wrestlezone, 'Spam' is a post which doesn't satisfy the 3 qualities I outlined above. I hope that clarifies things for you.